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lookin good cam congrats on such a fine crop .my ac died on us and we will call the home warranty people tomorrow and hopefully someone will be out before the end of the week , yes these people are extremely lazy and I will be changing home warranty companys in November when this contract runs out . They are full of excuses .
Got some rain showers coming so figured I do this now since soil is dry. We are in a drought.
Push hay aside. Some plants are still greenish but the rest died out
The yellow ones love to form deeper than the Red Norluns. Sucks for clay soil but luckily this spot has very loose soil which I have been working at for years!
Guess how many. Not bad for a 9 x 2 area I guess.. 18 sq feet
Don't cheat. lol
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I thought they were all the same type. Or are the darker ones just not fully ready yet?
Wondering if you have any luck with green and yellow squash? I have had limited success. Maybe a yield of 4 or 5 and then the vines turn to mush. Could be weather related or a bore. Cambium any advice? I am in lower Delaware.
Wondering if you have any luck with green and yellow squash? I have had limited success. Maybe a yield of 4 or 5 and then the vines turn to mush. Could be weather related or a bore. Cambium any advice? I am in lower Delaware.
I havent planted squash enough to know about them or their needs. I appreciate you asking me but this is something Google would know more of. Lol sounds like maybe a disease?
I want to eliminate something next year to make room for them but my problem is sun. I dont have a good spot for them.
The flowers alone make them worth it. My family fries them.
After a Hot Humid week, Cucumbers and Peppers started taking off. Picked a couple of hot peppers. No Cukes yet. Lots of green tomatoes.
This mornings harvest. Unfortunately not the best looking Garlic I had but I was able to salvage a couple
Snap Peas and Garlic. Snap peas are pretty much done. 1st year with them, I love the taste but not worth the space and yields. String Beans are better
What I do with the scraps... Right in the compost pile which by the way is almost all broken down. I'll turn it one more time then distribute it in September
Wondering if you have any luck with green and yellow squash? I have had limited success. Maybe a yield of 4 or 5 and then the vines turn to mush. Could be weather related or a bore. Cambium any advice? I am in lower Delaware.
Thanks for the reply. I am guessing it is both weather related and now possibly a borer. I thought perhaps you had some advice other than what I already knew. Your garden is amazing.
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